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Video Gallery
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Wildlife of the Zambian Luangwa valley (3m 58s) |
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Zambia Safaris with Norman Carr Safaris (1m 10s) |
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Norman Carr Safaris Lodge and Camps (3m 08s) |
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Zambia Safari Activities (5m 04s) |
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All video footage shot during a 5-day October safari in Zambia at Kapani and our camps.
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| Norman Carr MBE 1912-1997 |
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Walking Safaris in Zambia, Africa
Zambia is the home of walking safaris. Norman Carr Safaris, as the first company to have practiced them over 50 years ago, is Zambia's original safari company.
Many people will ask, "why go on a walking safari in Zambia, when you are likely to see more wildlife from a vehicle?". The best answer is simple enough ... "go into the bush and see for yourself!"
For those of you trying to make up your mind about a walking safari holiday, let's see if we can help. When in a vehicle you cover more ground and are indeed likely to see more animals but "see them" is all you can do. As soon as you are on foot in the bush you become a part of it, you can hear, smell and feel the bush as well as see it.
To see a lion up close from a vehicle is a wonderful experience but to watch him watching you from 50 meters away, flicking his tail and darting for cover is a privilege. It's infinitely more exciting, it's a memory that will live with you forever.
All walking safaris in Zambia are conducted with an armed escort scout leading the way, he is followed by your professional safari guide. The idea of having two fully trained experts at the head of each walk was originally conceived by Norman Carr and we believe, to this day, that it is the safest way to conduct a walking safari.
Zambia has an excellent safety record and one we are proud of, this is essential since the aim of our walks is to track big game and to get our guests up close and personal with the animals they have come to Africa to see.
Although young children are not allowed in the Park on foot (lower age limit of 12 years to walk), there is no upper age limit and one doesn't need a high level of fitness. Walks are always conducted at a slow pace. We usually have a tea bearer walking with us and plan a break or two in the shade of a tree or watching
the river flow past.
One should remember that when on a walking safari holiday, you will not spend your time exclusively on foot. We tailor all our safaris to meet the wishes of our guests and you will usually split your time between walking and driving.
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